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CAT5/6 cables are jammed with data, phone, surveillance cameras... and now 48 volts of PoE (Power over Ethernet)…the power panel DVM spots these devices. plus, two interactive buttons exercise both LAN switches and the Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports.

Knowing what power is on your ethernet cable can save thousands of dollars in damaged devices and test equipment!

Model POE1000 Standard version

• Locate network ports by turning on the port beacon feature.
• Locate active network devices and display capabilities. This includes VoIP phones, IP cameras, access points, switches. NIC cards. The Standard Unit displays the advertised speed (10/100/000) and duplex. Location on cable is also displayed. If you also wish to display the negotiated speed between two devices order the POE1000IL (or ILT) below. Negotiated speed is possible because these models can be connected “inline” between two devices.
• Locate phones, FAXs, modems, PBXs. Voltage and location on cable are displayed
• Locate Power of Ethernet (endspan and midspan). Voltage and location on cable are displayed. This is includes both discovery voltage and full voltage. 
• Simulate a PoE device. Press the “Test PoE” button to simulate a VoIP phone, IP camera or other PoE device connection.
• Tone and trace cables. Locate cable runs by placing a tone on one end of the cable with the Main Unit and detecting the tone on the far side with a tone probe (not included). The tone generated is compatible with most probes. For a Power Panel with a Probe incluced see the POE1000ILT Tone Star  

Model POE1000IL INLINE version. Our most popular model. It has all of the features of the Standard model plus:

• Power pass thru: The two jack design of the inline unit allows the tester to be connected in between (inline) the two devices. This allows the PoE power to be passed to the PoE device so it can powered while the line is tested.
• Measure PoE device power draw. Connect the Main Unit inline between the device and the power source (switch) and measure the power draw of the device (in watts). Too much power draw is the number one reason for IP/PoE network failure

Note: The inline version has two jacks so it can go in between two devices and power the device and measure power draw (in watts).

Includes: Auto shutoff, 9V battery.